The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Sherman Cunningham of Martlnsvllle, was
| in the city yesterday.
| Miss Mamie Josse of Piqua, O., visited friends
| in this city on Sunday.
Judge Ayers went to Hendricks county yes
| terday to hold court for four weeks.
| The Concordia will give social at Reichwein's
| Hall on Wednesday evening, Oct D.
| Mrs George A. Buskirk has returned from
! two weeks visit to her parents at Paol.
Miss Adde Pfsiffer, of Fort Wayne. is visiting
| Mrs. Charles Jenne on College avenue.
Miss Katie French. of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Berthe Martin on North Mississippi street.
j. V. Gilbert. of Muncie. and E. Lyon, of Ev-
ansville. were registered at the Grand Hotel
last night.
Miss Nellie Prettyman will leave for Cncin-
natl in a few days to attend the school OF ii.
Thane Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Newland, of Washing
ton Territory, will arrive to-day to visit MIR. r.
A. Newland and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wheeler and son, of
Madison, Wis, spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Stone.
Mrs. J. F. Pratt, Mrs. Smith and Miss Stella
Wiles are at Birmng CHAM. England, and expect
to sail for home on the 18th of next month.
Mrs Jessup and children are guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. J. C. Hood and family,
Parke avenue. before going to Toledo. o., to re-
side.
Mr.. Columbus Dolarhide who has been for
some days in attendance on his sister. who Is
the city.
Among the guests at the Bates House yester~.
day. were E. A K Hackett of Fort Wayne, j.
A. S. Mitchell, of Goshen, and James Robert
son, of Lenzie, Scotland
AT the New Denison Hotel. yesterday. were
S. A. Morrison. of Charlottesville, r. Dahlon
and B. Mecum, of Terre Haute. E. D. Moon, Of
Lawrenceburg, and j. A. Sims. of Delphi
Rev l. II. Mcconnell. recent pastor of Roberts
Park Church. and family, left yesterday for Co
lumbus, o., where he will have charge of
fourshing church. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Afford
will take possession of their residence on North
Delaware street, which Mr.. Mcconnell has been
occupying
Society Events.
The managers of the Colored Orphans
Home will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the residence of Henry Fletcher. $50 North
East street
the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Donnan, No. 902 South Dele
ware street, on tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Second Presby terian Church met yesterday with
the president Mrs. James Mcleod. and decided
to give reception some time in the near future
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. j. Oseood.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
will hold a fair and festival the church
Friday evening There will not be any admis-
sion fee, but bstantial refreshments and useful
and fancy articles will be for sale during the
evening. The fair is in charge of an energetic
band of workers and its success is assured.
Miss Sallie Todd. daughter OF the late DR.. R.
n. Todd. married yesterday morning, to
DIR. Joseph G.. Parsons. Rev. j. S. Jenckes
performed the ceremony, in the presence of
few friends only. DR. and Mrs. Parsons left at
noon for trip to California. The wedding
was a surprise to their many friends, as very
few were aware that the affair was to take
place.
The tea to be given on Thursday afternoon
and early evening by the ladies Of the first
ton of the Free kindergarten and Chdrens
Aid Society will be the first entertainment given
by any OF the charitable societies this season
The hours will be from till 8 o'clock, and gen.
tlemen especially are invited to attend A short
programme of music and Rotations will be
given. Mrs. Charles e. Kregeo has thrown
open her new home North Illinois street for
this OCCASION and there will be ample for
ALL
Mrs James N. Rogers entertained about
twenty of her neighborhood friends yesterday
afternoon with exceedingly pleasant informal
musicale. Mrs. Henrietta Barmeier whose
voice has not been heard frequently enough,
sang three numbers, and was very highly COM
plmented by ALL About these solos
grouped songs by Mrs Harry w. Allen and Miss
Efie Hunt, and instrume n tai solos by Miss Hat
tie Fox and Miss Estelle Rogers Among the
guests were Mrs. Williams, of ST. Louis. Mrs
Wallingford and Mrs A L. Hunt, three Sis
tiers; Mrs King of Rockford, H. Mrs. c. 9.
Koerner, Mrs. Morehead Mrs. Jacob Fox and
daughters. Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. NJ. j. Mayr
Mrs. c. E. Kregelo and daughter. Mrs john
son, Miss Blackledge Miss Vance and Miss
Shuler